Originally Posted by
John Arnold
Now I've seen everything. I suppose you're going to use an umlaut next.
John,
I don't know what a "umlaut" is, never heard the word, guess I gotta lookee it up.
Okie dokie, here it is, found it.
Main Entry: 1um·laut Pronunciation: \ˈüm-ˌlau̇t, ˈu̇m-\ Function:
noun Etymology: German, from
um- around, transforming +
Laut sound Date: circa 1845 1 a
: the change of a vowel (as \ü\ to \ē\ in
goose, geese) that is caused by partial assimilation to a succeeding sound or that occurs as a reflex of the former presence of a succeeding sound which has been lost or altered b
: a vowel resulting from such partial assimilation2
: a diacritical mark ¨ placed over a vowel to indicate a more central or front articulation — compare
diaeresis
Hmmm, now that I know what of you are referring to
... spell check did that - not me.
